Spokane council approves $100,000 for immigrant relief, advances PSAP and adds 10 firefighter positions The Spokane City Council approved a $100,000 allocation for immigrant relief, advanced administrative steps to establish a public safety answering point (PSAP) and hired Stephen Williams as its director, and added 10 firefighter positions to support a new academy class, Council Member Kitty Klitsky said.

Spokane City Council takes bold steps by approving $100,000 for immigrant relief, enhancing public safety, and adding 10 new firefighter positions!

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Spokane leaders urged to uphold Keep Washington Working Act for immigrant protections Community advocates emphasize the importance of protecting immigrant rights and fostering inclusivity in Spokane.

Spokane leaders are urged to uphold the Keep Washington Working Act to ensure safety and inclusivity for immigrant and refugee communities.

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